When I add daphne in INSTALLED_APPS how will it work?
Does it work itself to serve WSGI
and ASGI
?
Or does it work alone to serve ASGI
only?
And Gunicorn
still working to serve WSGI
?
if daphne works alone to serve ASGI
only, and Gunicorn
works alone to serve WSGI
only... that meansI am running two servers in the same time.
right?
i have read the document of Channels and ASGI ... but i did not find any thing talks about this thing .. and how will it act >> or if does it take everything and serve them all.
if thet so, then i have to deploy my project on a server and run daphne only right?
Daphne is specifically for ASGI applications, and it doesn't replace a WSGI
server like Gunicorn
for handling traditional HTTP
requests.
Daphne
serves as an ASGI
server, primarily handling asynchronous tasks like WebSocket connections. It's used for Django Channels.
Daphne does not serve WSGI
applications. For synchronous HTTP
requests (WSGI), you still need a traditional WSGI
server like Gunicorn
.
If your Django project uses both ASGI
(for async features) and WSGI
(for standard HTTP requests), you'll run both Daphne (for ASGI) and a WSGI
server like Gunicorn simultaneously.
For a project solely using ASGI
features (like Django Channels), deploy with Daphne. If you have both WSGI
and ASGI
components, deploy with both Daphne and a WSGI server.
Some references for you if you need more information.